Log food
AI-powered estimates by OpenAI
Calorieverse
Every gram counts.
Just type what you ate. AI works out the calories and macros, and tracks what you save each week.
Your log is saved to your Calorieverse account. Privacy
Version 14.1.3 · updated 13 Oct 2026
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Days count once they end at 3 AM.
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Understand your numbers and get the most out of Calorieverse.
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Short reads and videos on what your numbers mean and why they matter.
General information, not medical advice. If you have a health condition or take medication, talk to your doctor before making big changes to how you eat.
General information, not medical advice. If you have a health condition or take medication, talk to your doctor before making big changes to how you eat.
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Watch the short video tour, or open any topic below for step-by-step instructions.
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Version 14.1.3, updated 13 Oct 2026.
Your log is always shared with the developer of Calorieverse, so they can help you or improve the app.
What gets shared
Only the developer can see it. Other people using Calorieverse can't.
Developer
Everyone using Calorieverse, with their full logs. Only you can see this page.
Makes the whole app bigger while keeping it fitted to your screen. Your choice syncs with your log.
Changes the whole app, including the intro, the video tour and your weekly share image. Your choice syncs with your log.
Your log, targets and history stay the same in both languages.
Save a copy of your whole log as a file and keep it somewhere safe, like Files or Google Drive.
Learn
Maintenance uses the Mifflin-St Jeor formula times your activity level: Light ×1.2, Moderate ×1.375 or High ×1.55. The levels are set on the safe side, so the savings shown are too.
Saved for a day is that day's maintenance minus what you ate. 7,700 kcal saved is roughly 1 kg of fat.
Each day keeps the maintenance it started with, so updating your weight changes today and future days, not past ones.
Every Calorieverse update, newest first.
Calorieverse
Three planets, one universe. Each one is a macro, in the same colors you see across the app. They rise from bottom left to top right, the way your progress should move: one logged meal at a time.
They sit in dark space because Calorieverse is your own little universe of food, where every gram counts.
Calorieverse was built because most food apps don't make sense for people who cook their own food and weigh it. They can't tell a homemade mjaddara from a restaurant plate, or two pieces of sfiha from a random 200 grams of something. Logging feels like work, and the numbers never feel like yours.
Calorieverse works the way people actually talk about food. You describe what you ate in plain words, the way you'd tell a friend, and it works out the calories and macros. Grams, pieces or a KFC Twister, it gets it. Everything else stays simple: a clear daily target, an honest weekly picture of what you've saved, and nothing you don't need.
Calorieverse uses artificial intelligence to understand food the way you describe it. Type a meal in plain English or Arabic, in grams or pieces, home-cooked or from a restaurant, and AI breaks it down into calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds.
Estimates are worked out by AI models from OpenAI. Only the food you type is sent, never your name or email. The app itself was designed and built with Claude by Anthropic.
Calorieverse is an independent app and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI or Anthropic.
Hani Shaheen
Founder
Dubai-born, marketing by trade, builder by habit. Hani made Calorieverse because counting calories shouldn't feel like doing taxes.
It started at his kitchen table, between a weighed plate of chicken and a late-night idea, as a tool just for himself. It's still built the way he likes to use it: fast, simple and honest.
Made in Dubai · Version 14.1.3 · 13 Oct 2026
Calorieverse
Target 1,800–1,900 kcal a day
AI-powered estimates by OpenAI